Example #1
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    def getTables(self, oids=[], results=[], ports=[], iftable=True):
        """Fetches wanted tables using async command generator
        and transport Dispatcher.
        
        Creates AsynCommandGenerator, adds request handles,
        and runs runDispatcher, which, for every result,
        calls cbFun (see above).
        """

        # time of start of snmp grabbing:
        starttime = datetime.today()

        oids = oids or self.oids
        results = results or self.results
        ports = iftable and (ports or self.ports) or None

        for o, r in map(None, oids, results):

            requestHandle = self.asynCommandGenerator.asyncBulkCmd(
                    self.CommunityData,
                    self.UdpTransportTarget,
                    0, self.bulksize,
                    (o.value,),
                    (self.cbFun, (r, o.value, ports))
                )


        self.asynCommandGenerator.snmpEngine.transportDispatcher.runDispatcher()

        # time of end of snmp grabbing:
        endtime = datetime.today()

        self.snmptime += commonFuncs.timedelta2secs(endtime - starttime)
Example #2
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        #
        # Collect variables and update perf. RRD:
        #
        # total errors number:
        toterrors = sum([ h.errors for h in cw.hosts ])

        # total errors number:
        totsnmptime = (sum(
                    [ h.snmptime for h in cw.hosts ]
                ) + 0.0)/cw.maxthreads

        t2 = datetime.today()

        # time spent for this one run:
        tottime = commonFuncs.timedelta2secs(t2 - t1)

        # try to update perf. rrd:
        updstr = 'N:%s:%s:%s:%s:%s' % (
                tottime, totsnmptime, len(cw.hosts), totalports, toterrors
            )

        rrdtool.update(
                '%s/%s' % (cw.rrdhostdir, cw.perfbase),
                updstr
            )

        sys.stdout.write(
            '%.3f sec total, %.3f sec SNMP (%i devices, %i ports, %i errors).\n' % (
                        tottime,
                        totsnmptime,